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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09

cures nausea, weakness Of stomach, indi-
gestion, bloating and quotations OF gas.
As a s""thing and strengthening
nervine, Favorite Prescription . is un-
equalled and is invaluable in allaying and
subduing nervous e~xcitability, ~irritability,
exhaustion, prostration, hysteria, spasms
and other distressing, nervous symptoms
commonly attendant upon functional and
organic disease of the womb. it induces
refreshing sleep and relieves mental anx-
iety and dependency.
DIR. PicrCc's FaVOrite Prescription
IL "A legitimate medicine, carefully
compounded by an experienced and skillful
physician, and 8dapted to woman's delicate
organization. IL is purely vegetable IN its
composition and perfectly harmless in its
effects i'm any condition OF the, system.
"FavOrite Prescription IL a posi-
tive cure for the most complicated and
obstinate cases of leucorrhea, or whites"
excessive flowing at monthly periods, pain
full menstruation, unnatural suppressions,
p%rolapsus or falling of the womb, weak
back, female weakness anteversion, re-
troversion,~ bearing-down sensations, chron-
ic congestion. inflammation and liberation
Of the womb, Inflammation, pain and ten
derness in ovaries, accompanied With AZ
ternal heat"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09

1t really seems 10 us that there is mn easy
solution of the vtxed Indian problem. Let
us organize all our Indians into Wild West
shows and send them TO Eurole to exhibit, in
charge Of army ofiic RS. We could thus make
the Indian 5 pay for their own support and be
able in "A few years 70 pay of our entire ma
tional debt from the profits.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09
Eriphtful Waste.

Consumption carries of Its Thousands Of
victims very year. Yes, thousands OF human
lives are being wasted that might be saved,
for the fact is now established that cousump-
ton, in its early stages, Is durable. Or.
Pierce's "Goldcn Medical Discovery will, If
used In time, effect a permanent cure. 1t has
no equal as a remedy for bronchitis, coughs
snd colds. Its efficacy has been proved In
thousands OF cRses. All druggists.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09

1t Is told about "A Dakota man & tt he
has invented q machine to pump smoke 'Nu
a gopher hole. where it is eXp,c,cd il viii Nh
the gopher. The only drawback seems TO Ice
that while you are inserting smoke in the
hole the gopher went into he Will ONE out OF
another and sit up and whistle at You, and
tell you that be has smoked ever since lie was
10 years old.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09
What She Preferred.

W ashington Critic: isn't there
anything you would rather have than
a dish of ice creamp" he asked as they
emerged from the theater.
YES, George; two dishes OF ice
cream" she murmured softly.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09

There is an old lady In Georgia who viii
never send one OF her daughters To Nsssar
college. "What with their coats, an vests,
an j1ckey hats she SAYS, 'women Is nigh
enoug1 like men now, 'thout maxim bachelors
of 'pm.N
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09

Reporter Ito Teutonic citizen)-Arc you
In favor OF sherman for next president!
Teutonic c%itizeu-I shust vas dot. Dis
country needs Won Sherman for president.
It's had too many Americans alretiy, don't itl
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09
Secondhand Outfits.

Parties expecting to start newspG 's. csG
secure bargains IN outfits by addge 2 u.
We have several good secondhand u .eper
odtit, o. hand 10 present at loH tgUr
TIE SIOUx CITY PRINTING 49,,
Sioux CITY, W..
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09
"Roya. Glue" Mends Everything,

Broken China, Glass, Furniture, Ornaments,
Leather, etc. Everlasting tenacityl Always
liquid and ready. Free sample visls az drug
gists and procers.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09

The ba.y believes in the motto, IA pla'c
FOR everything aud everything Ia It's place.
and her place for everything is her mouth.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09

A woman more than nifty years OF age
fell out OF a tree IN Albany and broke h'r
back on "Wednesday while att mpting 10 get
a robins nest. Let tbs be a warming 10 al
little boys who msy be tempted TO rob birds
nests.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09

For a woman to say she does not use
Proctor & CANDLES Lenox Soap, is to
admit she is "behind the times"
Nobody uses ordinary soap now they
can get "Lenox."
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09

Roscoe Conkling's personal expense &C
count shows that he paid 1926 for carter
during the past year.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09

No opium in Piso's Cure for Consumption
Cures where other remedies fail.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09

-Kcntu kians OF Rowan county, Kv.,
meet AZ Morehcad and determine 10 keep the
peace il they have TO fight 10 do SO.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09
/ The GREATEST
| EARTHLY BOON.
TREATING THE WRONG DISEA;

The 'Favorite Prescriptio
poor suffering women"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, sEPTEMBER 8 1887

erEARINE-pun and more or isss nominal. City quoted
TALLow.in better demand and stronger: Prime CITY
Vest 600 fsney sossa ''" = 'A' 'AA -
sUoAh-Raw Sugar strong our iast quosA-
ssS s s for ne,:::. 1lee ics Tssr asd1ns
Sc' $50 Bag Rio GTsnae sse 10 600 bags Psrrsn
ieeS bass Isl..:es. 7lssi LIS bas. oeniTiiassI
se.ve and :srsns Cut Loaf sSc crqshss exc Ca.es
a, s@oe s-leos confeetsners A8 isS6 S-isc 6s6ss A
9. sac, Extra G, 6SsSoi &. isSIsSs Y.iisw. ars
lSc
ToBAcco- In seed leaf the movement continues sood
while previous proes well maintained $50 l8s6
Havana seed private terms 100
Pennsyyania. e0l5ct 800 CAGES 1885 Hew-Endand. h9
Soi loo cases 1885 Dutch Vol $50 cases Sundres
2Sc 900 bales Havana 60c. asl 05 $50 bales sumatrA
q <0aSl IS.
WooL-The general temper is easy owing TO the
light demand which prevails in all directions Tho sales for
three days lie bales East India 40 900 secured
$500 Texan In the goo domestic nois 1000
super pulled $500 hne medium secured Territory 700
secured spring Teasn 800 hne IN wssaed nssoe 500
sTper pulled 10000 Canada lambs d. 1900 black do
100 ssoarsd california stc 10000 .pTsg Tear soc
10 COG y fine delane &c. $4,000 = unyashsS 2sej
$1,000 secured, 63s16oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ripv, rssseis and Rallrosds.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDrNG MATERIAI-The demand in all directions
light bat values altogether tanned
AsFeIs1sw Hard sri"ks are quoted At So 1881 GO:
Hard. SO aSs.7 ooS Pals "a ocsst 80, creten..
brown sl4 a&l5 dark, sl5a$l6; red Sl5aSl6 Trenton
and Pil9delphis Front alongside pier s21 Rockapd
81 2oas2 2s per NJ Goss Hsir S2aS5e bush. Cattle
Hair 2ld2Zc cement " lb6Sz LOT ROUND los Ameri-
porsndi English Portland. 81 209S2 3d. Rosendaie
Sle0asl 20
COFfEE-Holders OF Brazil erowths firmly maintained
the basis 2oc- for Rio spot
but a moderate one ssles 500
at Ice. and 800 bags No At 1890 The mder growths
were firm. Sales 300 peculs PadanE December sale Oh
private terms and 500 bae Costa Rca at seent 0y
bsgs 1he market firm at last nights prices ON
and advance OF points nhs and closed az
let decline for the day Cd all months Fellows January
Iss0als.85i February las5als.90; March 1900
lsi6sls5b: October. is46Sisbo, November. 1869
1870, December 1s7be1sS0 The the different
months were 2; tsIows; January isssSlsso sep
ls7oSis7s De emeer. 1870 91sso Sales. a. 900 bag:
COTToNWhile values for spot cotton were not changed
the market va, firm one in all directions sales.
161 bales (e06 bales last EVENING" Of which all we're
for consumption. The port receipts to-day were $3.50
baes, comparing with g. 1877 day last
and 65os bales for the corresponding dav last year
Quotations Classification
ire a tolleHs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03

- a. xi ssS e sio q. Il ma sss E.
& g f 30 VI; s5 l.
s;;I t.: sfss 80 isis
II ,' g. VI: s.
:s:ii e ':s {. Ss,' {: 20 o.
{Ss H. !: IS " !.
\: sss { 4 r. issS a Fl =
q" sO' Is d. 1875 H. At 81 Ca is Do.
~ 1873 90 a. 1905 lsSs 3. 81
81 do ID S5 An Is 20 ds zoos :. 3
b. ~ 3 g .'Ss isSs
.9aS i: saasG a.
sssi g. s d. isS Ss . 3 8 e Is State Dry Cow"
!:i s; s' an's. :S'sfii ;s
s1s To- q g. Gs os: ass1 lS2a an
s.s s2s a ss;y: az sss y s On fss
e. tSs &. ysa. d o. iss g.
at 8 60; Bull: 1888 % y az = 90 n.,,.
v:as Sers fair ..aSy With
a. for comnon TO GhSiee Eraser, and butter
ys e. Least zoo an'od Bu,teaks and 9rsser. sot a.
sn Calves bought for feeding PURPOSES was sold yesterday
50 SO per 100 4s DO 22s b So s5 II DO
b. S?s % 20 b.
=, io DsTsy SSisr"s Caves 1875 average
Ts,:s SiTOy CO. 10 Batisinit Calves 2a0 average.
y, Harrington: 2 v.as lsi q average. at ,ssseperS;s
az Hum. e 90 ca az G "a a. at
F o. 4 sss g. as s. Is a. Isl r. sG sSo
Judd suesinsham' Yeas ho ayeraSe, at So p.rni
Dc io Bsi:.rm n LAG g. s 3 Fed Calves 12' "
d aePhsrsan ye,tsrdaJ % Western Calves. sl2 ID av.
SHEEP AND LAMBs..Reesist. were qneluding 3 car,
c sSs II e1. o six acS
against -. sse he ad ioI = sane time last week
slow with lambs Just sso1, .,eaa, AID sheep weak and
Choice Lambs 6rSOc carload, unsoiI AZ the
Io7 at Sc per 10 2O9 Kentucsy do ss 10
Per loo ~ 9s do 81 s. 50 igo Dc 81
sherman 4 Culver; S27 Kentucky Lambs, 81 average
At 81 90 100 NJ % Western Lambs, IS ~ &C
Judd Buckingham: IL Penn.vvania Sheep 100 10 aver.
$50 :, nc rsT 81 S DO Is b Ss s zS ~ = sS
So N. at &c per 2O4 do 81 3D. at Geo 22l do 81 10.
J. \. Pdcock: 272 Kentucky sheep, iO7 average. at
Newton 4 Giett 1873 Kentucky sheep 90 average. at
D. Hirrinstoa 22o Ohio sheep lol N average at IS IS
100 200 Canada Lambs II H. at 81 90 2Ss do II u.
aG%s & Mullen: estate Sheep. lOs n average a. 4lo
HailenbecE oii. IS Western sheep So 70 average at
s 90 Yes S - M 81 d s. 90
l73 feRnsylvanA DO 81 D. at 6 23S canaia 10 ID. at
Dn.eneaak D.wsy: 81 state LAMBS. o. average a.
Sc l. STATE Sheep ami LAMBS So D. at 4Sc ~
lIoGsieosigs were w car. o. Soi5 head1l1 cars at
head aran, y $50 head og IN, same me last week Feel
steady and Common 10 Good Hogs may be quoted At 50 10
isrs, y state HOS 2ss sysrasq a.
Rough, $50 n. at $, Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
THE STATE OF TRADE,

:. sss h Sep. .. sa $ s9 n.sss
Brands s. ss4 So PaisO.os Family - rs sansrlays
Wn,er Red spss ISL .s September 7s s7sac: oeio
steady and arm Whit. 81 sO7cs yellow 81 soSe;
Mestern steady Mixed ssptsmbsI tsc bid October 4ss
SSsS western siI.a 30 $50 rssnsvlvssis asss4c...
I'VE steady m h.y "a. eais. pns' 70 .I:, ss
sasleo 1880 haeon,n as 7iasshe Clear me
p EErs frm at PsrsIeun steady
Essnsa Ceaes-ho carese4 ordinary TO iair.
Rsnnsd To-. q 10 .c ~ ws.fsy steady a, 81 iissi 10
rsisA,. 70 nverDcs per steamer ds -Gss eta nd:
whsaI a. 900 sush. Corn 1000 pusl Oats 5000 push.
Rye es,n shiDmsnss Fl:sr LIP ~ sss ooo wnss'
Corn 900 busA
Bosros. Sept 2.-Flosr steady connsu Extra. - is
zss4o sprns Pateats Choice TO Fancy - rs eteo
6Se oa,. dull No Waite 80 ss7 &c short: quiet
BSy Extra ana da1he: Ss-vsts sa%
wesisrn. rs.e At Ice. ~ n.e:ipr. for tie vect~F.Sr
! 300 bills and 1000 sacks Cora $4,000 bu,A osn
~. 900 "nsa. shorts ~. 900 bGsn.
BUFFALO Sept 2.-wheat-No. Hlra higher; sales
Of 10000 bush AZ 81 &c $4,000 lush 81 ~ $4,000 bush
%n sS'V Ta.a - s. arF ken .o at f' $50
rs Lc / whte 81 &c bid No spot .Oas
taiy yi aeye 'hsde higher No W9its S2sS2sc 10
steady Rye dull nominal Flour htm. unchanged
Afeed seady-winier Bran SIS CO. spring si4 76
Corn LIE. necepts-Four 800 bbI.; sb.ooo
busn Corn 10000 snsh oats ossh. Rye 1900
Lusn Corn 10000 0usn oats -. busn. Bsriey -.
BUSH Canal shpnoIe-wh.at $4,000 Sush Corn 50. 600
bush oats bush
. F,.- f~ff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03

In state bonds Louisiana oonso A. were firm at So OF
at Us and Merchants as at IA 49, "A0'sf "''
The market for rslway bonds active only In spots
but 10 was hrn and In some instances sharp advances
we're recorded Ohio Southern Incomes were active at
35a36. indianapolis. Bloomington and Western incomes
rose per cent to 20. Philadelphia and Reading In
cone u up Is at7i y NewYorK city and North
srn general trusts sold at 63s s65 Green Bay wiaona
b. Louis Arkansas and Texas hrsts were active and q
OF unlisted securities dealt the Stock Exchange
Cotton seed on certificates sold q 2ool At 2ea2eS;
Bask(7 at iaa95. Kingston and Pembroke Iron goo
g. Fsn Eastern .na ar aSsi fra"I ss At
Mexican National 400 at 9ss and Constructisn 600 at
81 sans sc Il 80 s'as 81 Security Mill
As usual Fridays because OF the absurd rule Of the
that day till Monday. the for loans
firm at 6d7 cent exceptionally at and per cert.
call was abundant at S per cent. ''N
The sub.Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House
el579l3l, and II redeemed 5000 trade dollars.
The business of the suoIrcasnry for the week ending
TO- night includes receipts ana S
against Sl61.o66.S63 August g. showing apparent
S. and from tie receipts So ESQ, 800 for Items
which only affect the snbTreasurys account with the
General Treasury and allowing for $50 900 paid for
demption trade dollars. its true gain affecting the
banks is S496937. and this includes receipts of
81 1856 900 for st. Louis chicago. ETC. To-
dsr's operations covered: Receipts, Sl.5s76l0 pay
ments S2.2S6 900 currency balance, sl3'427'7l3;
The Clearing House statement today is as follows:
Exchanges. $3.50 .595;57s balances. s., ee5.l22
The United states Treasury at Washington received
e2l9 $1,000 National bank notes for redemption
Tue custoas receipts were S7l906l and the internal
revenue receipts we're S33S464.
The foreign exchanges dull and easy at quota
tons for business follows Bankers bills 81 797s and
g. s3 for long and snort sterling respectively: 525
and 523ls fol- francs 94s and GAS for reichmarks;
<Ols and 40a for guilders-
In London British consols opened lilo higher
ct 1919 aud later declined to l01as for
money and account Bar silver LIED
higher At 45d. per ounce English standard.
American railways opened buoyant with large advances
later reacted fractions advanced and closed
s,rorg Money between bankers 2A2 12s. out open
market rate for disoount of bankers bills frmer at
Ss3l4 per cent AT Paris French per cents from
e202 to IS
Griswold Gillett offer to investors limited amount
Of the Eureka Springs Hallway Conpapys first mortgage
per fifty years gold bonds The Eureka springs
Railway, completed from seligman Mo-. TO Eureka
bprngs, is run connection with the ST. Louis aad San
Francisco Railway and has during its existence OF about
the first mortgage bonds
leaving surplus Of three cent on the income
kanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
CHICAGO. Sept 2rhe leading iuturs3 ransoi follow,

Flour was IN fair local inquiry prices continue firm.
The highest cash prices folio Es:-Wheat-No.
ssnng ~ - No s sDrlRr 6io. W hen 7Ot csrn
Ma Al .Oats-Ne 2ir..... kv-Na 2 81 sn-.-.
Barl.v-Na . nom tlsf Ssed--No 81 O3a. Pun,
Timetnr 81 Psrx sl5 -. Lar-s6 81.
IS 81 Dry salts1 essnosrs borei
3D. Silst JoSsL - 90. nIsssU 81 10
per gallon. .EGFar-Cut LOAF 6i- GrsnulAtes 6Ae.
A."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
COTTON MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Sept 2-l230 D n--Cottsn steady with fair
demand. Middng Upands pd; do. Orleans. 5iad sales
5000 bales including looo for speculation and
Reo.pi. none Future: STEADY, Upasa. Ley hiddilns
ssy,enbsr and october delivery !. 60 also
and December delivery 764d december and Jenu
Seeld; February aud March delivery 764d. March and
April delivery. 5s64di also. e63d April and May dsnv
sr lo64d There tenders for deliveries at iodsys
Sales Of the week bales American $1,000: speeua
100 exporters took $500 forwarded from ships
spnners $500 actual 400 Total
seipts Is. 600 American 2loo0; total stock bS20UO
American 5000 amount OF cotton arost 10000 Amei
SAVANNAH Sept. 2-Cotton firm, Middiing. 9l.16; Low
kiddlinE Ss4 Coed Ordinary. 81; net and gross
espt 1917 bales exports ooastwise isis bales sales
LOO bales stsck. 1897 bales .
weekly-Net receipts l0.343 bales gross 10457 bales
exports oszstwise O. 12l bales Gales. 6,e4l bales.
NEw-OKLKANk sept 2-Cotton steady. AlitiEg 9tj Low
NddilE go Good Ordinary, ST. net receipts. lob balesi
235 bales exports 70 Great Britain 4664
bales: sales 500 bales stock teorrectea 1908 bales
Wesky-Sst receipts 1889 bales gross. 2.l2A bales
Great Britain loo2l bales 1929 bales
sales, g. $50 b@les- ,.,,.,, =. an.
ding es. Ordinary SIS net and 1885
bales; saies, 29S bales stock. ala bales
woeky-Hst and receipts. 32Sl bales exports TO
Britain. 4.027 bales coaswise. 1881 bales sales
NosSoLx sept 2-Cstton steady Middling ob net re-
cspts l2 baes b bales sales e1 baiss STOCK
(correctsd). e4s bales
eoastwise. ls9 bales sales. 262 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

RyvYALn. Sent "a hours 1896
hssc: tor rnns Tar 9.6<0 hsad for time
last 72T6 thrsdxs &C all of which
SewYsrk IL ears on sals prices deessd 10 e25e from
bhippHg 81 250S< So Extra Steers 81 asa 90 bulk Of
offerings sod.
shees-ksesmts "a hours 400 fetal Ter
TINS tar So zoo bead tor same unc last wees 2S.6ps
ksaA csaasssd hioakh. l6 cars OF whicA TO sswYsrk
20 IL Of which Canadian Lambs Sheep
sieaey at So - 90 western Lambs - 70 90 90 Good
70 Choice Canadian Lambs s. 1898.
4S.ls0 soad tsas last 40Ol4
head: osssgasd ~ Of wklob ~ 70 New ok
~ coed Mixed Pigs and Light York
- IS t5 Zs Michigan stock 81 S0GS5 S5 Corssd Ss
lectsa Yerksrs 50 40aS5 So selected Medium weights
% 50 S$5 So Extra So Us 80 7e selected Heavy ksds
u 40s4 CO Stage s. ooeA 10 AL offerings taken
CHICAGO. Sept 2.-Ths Drspsrr Journsl rsportE-Ho0s
nrn: Light 50 % s5s Rough rsckisg - 900
s. 0 Mixed and Packing and shipping 50 1885 90
Ostts- Receipts eSee head shipsssts head;
81 20 0s5 90 Cows and Mixed u rs
0s2 10 stscksFs FceAers 81 76es2 75
sos head s 81 az head 1sy ys
S. rs
Sept 2.-CuuEs - kecs,pn 50e head shp-
nsnts loo hsae MARKET was strong faH V Choice
heavy Nanvs - 1854 80 Bntchsrs steers
fau 81 4o0S4 a Feeder fair 70 goes zoe
Texans ana Indiana eoiasn grass u Eeea ssralsd
Asss-issssir,s l5oo head 900 hesA market
% Is 0s5 20 racKlsg Medium 70 Prime ~ 30 ID
tsrksss MSAssn rrn. - l0SSs 70 PixA Csnnsn 70
sAssp-isossts 20oo 1<oe Asae narkst
gss Far 70 cheioe 81 s$l "a Lambs - SoS
" 90 Common e2SS2 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03

sn,rsn ssa ono in Colorado. The figures for three
zrs printed below tell their own story.
SToday's stock market was made up by little more
ucnidaon of the short account and by confident
IA good buying Tor Inc "long account the side
nd on the side by sales TO realize profits accrued
ring last forty eight hours and by scalpng
ssies for a reaction The market opened irregular aud
rsnera Is easy. There early fshing for weak
Snots but the fishermen who were lucky enough get
sbbs sorry hat they had their lines;
few Of succeeded In laadiag their hooks lot alone
The bait The temper Of the market confident vi!
the cut despite chcagos dispatches OF sashing OF
rates the trunk line railways and which were pub
shed here without the slightest mpt esing mace 10
iuvesgate the truth fasy Of the reports E1cspt'
ing In few stocks-Readng and Delaware, LacAa
and Western and two others-was the buy
ing conspicuous but prices crept up from the sheer
exhaustion Of sellers OF the story concerning the new
Baltimore and Ohio syndicate, printed In another
column the market did not have the benefit 1t was not
till after o'clock. And about all there is 70 be
said about it is that It means peace in rail
way and telegraph matters, and that it Ia In
hands which arc not accustomed to failure
mn to i32 and Missouri Pacific 10 97la Those
mcnis without some significance taken in
tios with the announcement OF the Baltimore and Ohio
syndcate Western Union opened of at "a Il and de-
cined to 73as, selling later at 75Qa74% The market
closed strong at figures little lower than the bsst
Government bonds were dull and steady Al quotations
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-03
election Notice.
STAIR OF Nav YORK.
OFFICE OS TUE SECRETARY or STATE,

oTTIcr O' rug sseTSr.Gr OF STATE SLATE
SIR-NGIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
'S' ucens ss09 O De ~ % as
s tar OIL san. Ia IL. ps. 70 Sf S COOK
qempTo'T N the Pse' o. HtpHhS G. cHHf1z
An Attorney.General. IN tho place OF DENIS oBRGEN
4 state fn..n,eg aud Surveyor In the place OF Ell
All OF Office VIII expire last day OF Do
Of che s9PT1Ts cG% qr ss rst 1qa sa
cnARLks D0NOHr r. whore terms Of onice " Il expire on
senator toI rfh senate District composed OF the
Fnh siIth Eighth FoureeBlh ward. OF the CITY Of
s s rh s' kpos.Tst o. stree. chsthSa street PAX
Row. spruce street cod street leIy sse. Psek up ana
hat lies whn Ilonscn street Hsssoe. s!.eer hlsee.Ss
low Island ssd ili,. /. 'ssi
senator Tor The sixth Senate District composed
Seventh seventh AIT Theenh war. Of the my Of New
r.r. 7sa a. ma P.@n 81 ne fSsr,n RI o. ,aS CIV ma,
lhs seventh District. composed
ihai po1aon Of the Fftssth hiatt
hr'i ".1S. o. ava cy 'hsi IL. wiin Fourteenth street
ssas t's Tor i s. asG % of tn
nissS,s I'D ., ne cay Of ~ ~. psron
Reseksr csrmig. street, six,h Four.es,h
Of sd city hat les vs.. Of al thai psr,oa Of The
6a ssa .s street @ NAV aud
@ etS s.t "a" lie, r,Sb srs rts,h
street sixth avenue and North RIVER
Tor the Ninth senate District composed Of all
that portsn OF The Etshteen Nineteenth end wenty
warts ~ NewYork that lies east OF Third
ami Black wells Island
Srns the Tenth District composed Of all
that and first wards OF the
ot Of N-wYork that lies within Ihrteth street. Forteth
street. third and Eighth all that portion Of
the Nneesnth ard Of said city that lts west OF Third
all that portion OF the Twelfth and rventy
wards that lies cast Of Eighth avenue Wards and
Eaudalis islzLds
senator vf The District posed
Twenty third Iueny fourth wsrds OF the city Of New
Yark aud all that portion OF the Tsefh, TveDtisth aud
wards city That WITHIN Ihlrteth
street spuyten DuJv creek Eighth avenue and Hudson
River.
County and district officers also be elected for said
Tuenty.four members OF Assembly.
Dstrici.Auorney, In the place OF RANDOLPH b. MAR
TINE. -
A surrogate in the place o, DANIEL q. ROLLINS
one Coroner. The place OF MICHAEL j. b. MES
sFMTR.
Al whose term. OF expire the last day
Also Judge Of the Court Of General sessions the
from January rt eighteen hundred and
eEhty-eght pursaant to ChApt-r b64. Laws OF 1867.
Respectfully yours,
FREDE Il X COOK.
Secretary OF state
SHERFFs OEPcE,
COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEwloRk,
Aug %. 1887.
certify above be of tie election notice
received by this day from the secretary Of state
HC0H J. GRANT
Sheriff OF the city and County OF New York
Publishers Of will not nssrt tho above adyer
usement unless specially authorized 50 70 DO
sheriff az IN
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